As the Trump administration and the SEC push to broaden access to markets, US investors could soon get more products tied to private credit and crypto. Some investment advisors say the move may increase complexity and shift the burden of risk management onto individuals, raising concerns about whether retail investors can adequately protect themselves as these assets go mainstream.
InCred Alternatives has closed its inaugural special situations credit fund at Rs 1,500 crore, drawing a diverse investor base. The close lifts its private credit assets under management to over Rs 4,000 crore, with the fund already 75% deployed. It plans to back established companies in sectors such as auto and power, aiming to ride India’s expanding private credit market.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says losses in the $1.8 trillion private credit market may be “higher than expected.” But the warning isn’t new: the Fed, IMF, Financial Stability Board, and other regulators have been assembling evidence for over a year. The report connects the risk from loan origination through private credit vehicles to where a wider shock could emerge.
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